The Insider Rules

In college, he is still a center who is good at passing and shooting, and has a gorgeous playing style. If you insist on sending him to the Heat, don't you know there is an old antique somewhere? Do you think there is a chance to develop? Or maybe you don't have an outline at all, so you just write it down. You're afraid that if you don't have the Celtics' Big Three, you'll immediately pull them back and not choose the protagonist. You'll continue to develop according to the original plot. When it comes to small markets and you want to make money stably, the commercial value of the protagonist has been eaten up by you. Do you still need to think about how Alexander became rich?

Chapter 1: Persuading people to quit. When did basketball become a genius and a loser, and then the loser rose up and pretended to be a slap in the face? It would be great to write fantasy.

This book is an urban novel wrapped in basketball skin.

I don't like the Heat very much. I feel it's impersonal.

It seems that the protagonist hasn't grown any taller since he got the system, right? He's less than 2.10 Meters tall. Why should he play center if he's so short? He can play the other four positions. He's really too short to play center!

It's really good at water. It's not finished yet until it's put on the shelves.

There are more off-court than on-court. Is this a basketball article?

This is the worst basketball article I have ever read. Not many basketball articles are full of intrigue. It's really disgusting.

Sorry, this is not the basketball novel I want to read. You are too boring than those about managers and coaches. I quit. Goodbye.

It seems like a romance novel